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- Language
- Arabic
- Published in
- Publisher
- Markaz Namā' lil-Buḥūth wa-al-Dirāsāt
- Pages
- 223
- ISBN
- 9786039043331
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This book is highly praised for its clear, modern, and accessible language, making complex concepts understandable. Reviewers commend it as an excellent introduction to the philosophy of Islamic finance and the underlying principles of Islamic transaction law. It effectively explains core concepts such as Riba (usury), Bay' (sale), and Gharrar (ambiguity or uncertainty), elucidating the distinctions between them and the wisdom behind these legislative choices. The author's approach is lauded for its abundance of practical examples and scenarios, which clarify meaning without delving into intricate calculations. Furthermore, the book is well-organized, consistently emphasizing general rules and the objectives of Sharia, proving beneficial for both novices and specialists alike, showcasing the author's strong command and effective presentation of Sharia principles.
Despite its many strengths, the book does have a couple of limitations noted by reviewers. Some suggest that readers would benefit from at least a minimum level of prior Sharia background to fully grasp its content. More significantly, the book primarily focuses on the foundational principles of Islamic finance, covering only the first part of the author's own proposed comprehensive three-section structure for understanding the subject. This means that readers looking for detailed discussions on various Islamic finance instruments or advanced applications will find these topics are not included in this volume, with the hope expressed that future editions will address them.
Overall, this book stands out as a valuable and well-presented resource for grasping the foundational philosophy of Islamic finance and its key differences from conventional economic systems. It is particularly well-suited for economics students, individuals seeking an accessible entry point into the principles of Islamic transaction law, or anyone interested in the underlying wisdom and structure of Sharia-compliant financial dealings. Readers who appreciate a clear, example-rich, and philosophically grounded approach to complex subjects, and who are content with an introduction to core concepts rather than an exhaustive treatment of all instruments, will find this book to be a highly rewarding read.
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